The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26

The Premium Minstrels tonight. h
The Wedge house gas lamp has been re. a
moved TO Mrs. Nickers pavement. a gooo b
exchange: o
I p TAYLOR was brought from the poor
farm and placed in Jail becase he became
violent from insanity.
Tie fying snow aud strong northwest ]
wind. las, Saturday, were in strong contras. {
will, the salubrious weather the hrst part u
the same week.
| The nublic schools gave ho lidav for Thanks
giving on Thursday and Friday thus le''ns
| the teachers and pupils have four Gays y
rest from school duties.
IT, Is said to be a wise provision OF nature'
that the same wind which plays havoc Win
the ladies' skirts at the street corners aiso
blows dust in the ~loafers' eyes. Il
Our distinguished fellow citizen, Perpetual
Mayor John C. Young, is still In tns noiSe
aud mule market. Whenever you nave q
,ood animal that you want to sell De sure "
see him before you let it go.
Our Concordia correspondent knows wnat
news is. His short communication contains
one marriage, one death and Jour births.
These are among the vital statistics OF q COM
mupity and the most important OF news.
MIR. w. N. Palmer will open q lumber yard
o at Dover so soon as trains are put on the ne"
road. This will be a great convenience 10
farmers and others IN that nelghborhood'
who now have to haul long distances on
IS wagons.
Honor roll of Page City school, November
-, D. Miss Jennie Greene teacher Mary Scott
Anna Page, Sudie Page, Rosie MartiI'
IT precilla Hacker, Mabel Hutchinson, Ehe
LYONS, Lindsay billiard. George Lyons, Joe
Hutchinson, Charlie Willette, Charlie Hack
Ter, Eva Jay.
s.. Louis live stock market:-Cattle-
re choice heavy native steers, "a ~ TO W; iaii
f. to good natives, SO so to 4 30; butcher:
steers, medium to prime. 80 to q W; stockef'
. and feeders far to good 81 70 TO 2 80; rangers
IN common to good cern-fed. 81 % to 4; choice
ac do. 81 %. Hogs-chOice, heavy AID butch
r. ers selections, IA 80 to 8 10; Workers ant
hackers. medium TO choice. "a go to 4 %
sc pigs, common to good, "a % to 4 10. Sheel
,c. fair to fancy, ca 30 to 4 Is; and lambs
j4c o. so to 4 so.
The fine bay gelding of Mr.. J. A. Alder
II son tried to jump q picket fence, last Wednes
,aI Eday morning. but failed and fell upon tn
" fence. one of the pickets penetrating nj
ed abdomen. The broken plank was extracte
,ed from the wound, but the bowels protrIdet
y.s and A few hours demOnstr ated that the hors
err must eventually die, when AS Il measure.
he humanity he was shot. 1t is qulteran IL
the fortunate accident, as the animal was a vel
emf handsome one and an rnament to our stree
as we'll as a pleasure to its owner.
;,b A mule team attached to q wagon standin
of on the public square. last Tuesday, BEGAN
q a scared and ran toward the river until in frOl
Mr. of the stable of Messrs. Green Il Dysar
last where they came in contact with anoth'
like wagon, loaded with turkeys, but with l
,eir horses. The mules straddled the tongue
b,ic the turkey wagon, and the tongue Of Il
,ur- wagon to which they were attached stru'
, or the front end board square in the middle al
his passed full length through the turkey WACO
rec the mules passing one on each side. In
checked them up and they were caught by
Iooker-on. Result, one broken end board, %
:dav broken neck-yoke, two scared mules, and
,ers load Il turkeys badly excited but not hu
the 1t is Il lite singular how things will get
ling RAINING in ruts. One wagon passes over
,eef. certain place, the others follow; one she
re- jumps over u fence; all the flock spring aft
and him. We observe that the rule obtains
this The matter of trade. The country PEG
IL Il naturally come TO town on Saturdays q
New MONDAYS; they have good reasons for dol
rates so and that Is all right. These are also.
Id in DAYS upon which the college girls and be
If IL must nuke their purchases. But 1t does
sting follow that because half OF the county Is
5 to- town on y Saturday that our own lad
should also choose that day tG do their she
| re- ping. On the c intrary, if they would sci
very the middle of the week they would find
time clerks more at leisure ana could select '"
He they want with much more comfort and s
and ~isfaciion. OF course there are certain mi
cam that are needed ana must bs bought at on
lated that is not what Ne mean. The idea t
Heath we intend to convey is. that it would be ]
John as easy Tor the ladies to form the habit
taking their extensive shopping trips do
early town on Wednesdays, Thursdays or Frida
h the as to select Mondays and Saturdays.
lords know OF stores in town which on these
MS to days in the week have more than they
iump possibly do-custOmers are compelled to
TX up away on some OF
IF his days they are comparatively unemployed.
llling st. Louis all of the ladies meet at Bars.
knife the Lexington ladies would determine he
heart after to do their shopping OF Weunes
mt to afternoons they would all meet each othe
to the the stores and exchange QreetlnRs one
up to week. where now they do not have the
4 was portunity more than once in months, W
they take the pains TO make formal calls.